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  • Welcome to twominenglish.com. Teaching you English through two-minute lessons.

  • In this lesson, we will listen to people asking for help in different situations.

  • Excuse me. I’m looking for the wine section.

  • The wines are in aisle 7. Follow me, I’ll show you.

  • Oh, thanks. This is a big supermarket.

  • Yes, it is. I think it’s the biggest in this neighborhood.

  • Here we are. Thanks for the help.

  • My pleasure.

  • Let me ask you one more thing. Where do I find cheese?

  • The cheese is in the dairy section, in aisle 14.

  • No, it’s okay. I’ll be here a minute choosing the wine.

  • No problem. If you need anything else, any store employee can help you.

  • Great!

  • By the way, our domestic wines are on sale. There are some very good ones.

  • Good. Youre very helpful. Thank you.

  • Good morning, Claire. Could you help me with the new copy machine?

  • Sure, no problem. What do you need?

  • There are so many places to put the paper; I never know where it goes

  • How many pages do you need to copy?

  • I need three pages. It’s the weekly financial report.

  • Ok. Put the three pages hereright. Now select the number of copies you need.

  • I need two copies.

  • So, now you push ‘2’ and thestartbutton.

  • Well, that was easy enough. Thanks!

  • Excuse me. CouId you help me? I need directions to the National Hotel, on Main St.

  • Sure. It’s not far from here. You can walk.

  • I know. I just came from there, but I don’t remember the name of the street I took to get here.

  • It’s easy. Take this street and go straight ahead two blocks, then make a right on Main St. Youll see the hotel.

  • Thank you.

  • No problem.

  • Just one more thingdo you have the time?

  • Yepit’s four fifteen.

  • Excuse me, Ms. Morgan, I’m not sure I understand what I have to do

  • Kenny, in this activity you have to find the adjectives in this text.

  • Oh, the adjectives?

  • Do you remember what an adjective is, Kenny?

  • Sure! It’s a…it’s a…it’s like a description, isn’t it?

  • Well, in a way, yes. It gives quality to a noun. For example, when you sayintelligent man’, what’s the adjective?

  • The adjective is intelligent.

  • Very good, Kenny. Now find them in your text.

  • Excuse me. I’m looking for the wine section.

  • Here we are. Thanks for the help.

  • Good. Youre very helpful. Thank you.

  • Excuse me. Could you help me?

  • Could you help me with the new copy machine?

  • Sure, no problem. What do you need?

  • Well, that was easy enough. Thanks!

  • No problem. If you need anything else, any store employee can help you.

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